The Ponoka herald (1907-03-08)

— aS / ; ughout the province, calli ir) add
; APTIST CHURCH. Preach.| Some Private Funds to Lend on! 'Y he wrongly, ae as anoW. | attention tothe act, Ps carey rix will distribate the assets of the said you require in the following
] ing Service every Lord's Day at | First class Ferm Security, at8 per cent, | This is not as it should be. leffect Friday; and p Ror fs hae tl a | Cetnte among the parties entitled there LADIES’ C "s by ys
1 7.30 pn, Prayer meeting te church | at low costs, Apply at ance. | Prosperous farmers make a pro-! action of parliament in passiog the to, having regard o1 ly to the elniims of = \ Ul OATS LADIES’ WAISTS a
: sgrlor every Wednesday at eight p.m. J. A, Jacksox, | sporous town, and vice versa; their! ect, w which she shall then’lave notice and "ALKING SKIRTS ay wpe tf
4 nday rehool at 8 o'clock p.m. Advocate. ? ’ re fot, Was to assure, a8 far ns reason: | iy4 guid Administratrix will not be : WRAPPERS

\Groror Gorvon, Publisher.

Ponoka

PONOKA DISTRICT, FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME.

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_ PONOK A, ALBHRTA, MARCHE 8, 190

Subseription $L00

DIRHCTORY | ROADS CLOSED. OUR DISTRICT'S NEEDS. | THE LORD'S DAY ACT NOTICE TO CREDITORS.) 6-9 gp yp cu ur ca ob . <==
ee i — = WILL BE ENFORCED. a Ral Ses SUM SE: SR Se Sls Sides Sl Sil Se te e-em
On and after May the first, the roads Editor, Ponoxa Heratp, = “a

CoURCHES.

PRESBYTERIAN. Services at

11:00 a. m, and 7:30 p,m, alterna-
ting every Sunday. Sabbath echool at
2:00 p.m. All cordially invited, K,
C. McLgong Pastor.

N ETH T CHURCH
Services @ 11:00 a, m. and at 7:30
p. m, alternaing every Sunday. Sun
aay school af 10:00 a.m. Prayer meet
ing 8:00 p. m. on ‘Tuesday evenings.
The public cordially invited

Rh, W. DALGaisn, Pastor.

} OMAN CATHOLIC, Ser-
vices in the O, O, F. ball at 10.90
on the third Sunday in each month.
In Lacombe every 2nd Sanday of the
month, Contess'ons will be held in
English, French, Flemish-German and
Dutch. F
Rev. Fatuger VAN Werren,

(BURCH OF ENGLANL., ser

vicos held every alternate Sun
In Merno
every al

day atl avo. & 7:9) pein.
bDign CuuRCH, Morningside
ternate Sunday at 3 p.m,

S Rey, A. A, Onamr,

ht, E. Guyatt, Pastor,

> ERMAN EVANGELICAL
A LUTHERAN CHURCH, Services
C.0.F, hall by appointment,

in
G, Meyer, Pastor.

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PROFESSIONAL.

})®. W. A, CAMPBELL,

Trinity » University,

through the 8.W. quarter nec, 36-43-26,
| will be closed.
N. P. Nevson, Hagel Hill,

STRAY

Dark brown Mare, about 8001be, has
Shoes on front feet, Owner can have
fame on applying to

Ep. Hinkiey, Ponoka.

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MONEY!

The shortage in the accounts of
the Ontario Bank was admitted
by the lute manager to be $1,250,-
v0, Well, £ don't sé what’ that
bas to do. with C.D, Araar,.of
Ponoka, who has still $750,000 left

tor the purpose of helping to start) |, by most farmers as a combina.

industrious farmers at very reason
able terms, and on short notice.

MONEY TO LEND.

- TAX ARREARS,

To Wuom rr May Concery.—The)
Arrears of School Taxes for Cengord
School District,have to bé puid by
April 1, 1907, or they will be vollected |
by distress, |

By order,
Tue Boano or Treerers,

ition of the merchants to keep up
| prices and avoid competition, there-
===" | fora the farmers generally re,aid
it as hostile to their interest, right-

; tect benefit to the farmers, especi-

. \IN THE SUPREME COURT OF!

Attorney.General Cross has an-|THE NORTH WEST TERRI-
couneed that the Lord’s Day Act| TORIES, JUDICIAL DISTRICT
will be rigidly enforced in Alberta. OF WETASKIWIN.

As illustrating his position on the | -

: inatter, the attorney-general Friday; Ia the matter of the Gcods and
Asylum, 80 ably advocated by Mr cave publication to a letter which | Rs:ateof FREERICK P. ERUSEE,
lt ait Campbell, to ee jhe wrote to Reve J. G, Shearer, of | Deceased.
‘onoka, e farmers are invitec

the Lord’s Day Alliance, some |
to take up this question, as it ¢on-| time ago, | Notice isthereby given pursnant to |
cerns them 48 well as the town’s

al re tulate vou’ the order made this day hervio, that all |

people. No doubt the farmeis le to congratulate YOu! nemens having claims against the Ks-|

des | upon the success which you have { the’enil Frederick P. Bresee |

would derive some indirect beuetit had in securing a setisfactory Sun- | pitas ry or? al aie the Yet: way of!

. . . 7 u ‘ aay ,

from the location of the Provincial |day bill from the House of Com- Deir ke: BD, 1008 oh feaitted to|

Asylum in Ponoka, but this asylum set “as }
question is not the only one that

mons and senate at Ottawa,
“Personally, 1 do not think that
needs pressing by the farmers and
the town people.

the senate amendment, whereby
The board of trade is lookeil up-

Neur Sir,
As a resident of the Ponoka dis-
trict, 1am naturally interested in
the location of the Provincial

|aend by post prepaid, or deliver to
O'Brien & Burgess of Wetaskiwin, Al

herta, Advocates for the Adtwinistra-
trix, on or before the 10th, day of
April A -D., 1907 their Christian and
sutnames, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims, the
statements of their accounts and the
nature of their securities (if any) held
by them duly verified by Statutory De |
,claration and that after the said last |
mentioned date the eaid Administrat

the consent of the attorney-general |
in the different provinces is requir- |
ed, will be in afy way detrimental
to the enforcement of the Sunday
act will always have my hearty
support as far as the province of!
Alberta is concerned.”

The attorney-general has sent a
letter to police headquarters thro-

interests are the same, ably possible, a proper observance
Lhere have been events of dir.|0f the Lord's Day. and it is the
|duty of all good citizens to them.

/ selves obey the law and assist in
t | : ‘ :
lly iusugarated for the farmers, | preventing any violation of the act.

persistently avoiding the Penoku | and making it clearly understood
district, and not a yoice bas been | that you and the officers under you |
faised! adinst this, and yet it is ill feel it to be your duty to in-
systamatic ignoring the Ponoka sist upon a compliance with the}

Ag hig ‘ . statute will yo far towards ensur-
, he
district. Evonts, the distribution ‘ing @ respect for its provisions, and

llinble to any person or persons whos? |
| claim has not been received by her at)
| the time of such distribution, }
Dated this 9th, day of Feb. A.D., 1907, \
O'BukN & BeReEss, '
Advocates for the Aduinistratrix,
Wetaskivin and Ponoka,

Good Corn Sheller For 25c.
A marvel of efficacy and promptuess, |
a remedy that does cure corn and

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Stock-taking
SALE.

Sn order to close out various i

fines, preparatory to taking ,

Btock, and make room for new Y

goods which will becoming in
now,

We have decided to holda ©

SPECIAL SALE.

When at your own price you may secure anything

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UNDER SKIRTS WINTER UNDERWEAR ve

Mens’ and Boys’
Ready-made Suits, Rubbers, Heavy Overeoats,

Felt Shoes, Working Coats, Felt Sox,
Sweaters, Moccassins, Caps, Winter Under-

wear. dd

(Biracuave Concorn 8,D_ 568, and sale of registered hogs, now itso relieve you of the necessity of ; hy Ss iy
‘ ‘ ‘oronto ji . : 2 ° 7 z 9 ne ce ) warts, Ite n e ia Pat s Corn 5
o Office over Hag ci Residence, | =) is the stock judging schools, hold.) instituting proceedings, Nxte actor, Contains nn nelle, ne ver q prec than veLey. goods over we me
D Donald Avenue, b:tween ©, O, Reed's | WANTED, |ing of conventions, etc., seems us, When however, such prosecu- | fii, CA eK te ita che bento) a so ell all Winter Goods regard- \y,
mM and R, K, Allan's. Is if the Ponoka district is only re.) <= a less of costs. “a
- .——— ys the mh hye im | iA membered when there is an election | oS yremnel finernprpemanrrnraprrsicbarl praprosmned eh 4 by
» en " = particulars apply > A ent, On ’ " 4
R. T. B. STEVENSON, ; milé north of Ponoka, There-is good comingon. ned w
a PD Norn of tty ty mer cued wages, 64% month, or one dollar a day, | Let town and country unite and ' mM G ROC E Fe | ES. :
* College, Toronto. ——— | work in harmony by petition and ag af ‘ Our previous Red : ‘ ee
Inte Resident Physician Lakeside LOST delegation, They will soon be} ee 4 KI I e sth e luctions in Prices of | >
7) Ofilce and Nauldenaa, Ope Bellet +F | recognized by the powers that be, | a iy weeds Dried Fruits, and all staple Groceries a
© Chipaes syeanas pppedits 1ataps One two year old Lect bs and | and get one or other of the goveru- Tri uae g are still in force, as
Hi otel, and ethyl c r white spotted, right ear marked, brand | nent institutions, | fio, the Beginning of the year, we 1 And we Pay the HIGHEST PRICE. for Produce bi:
PoowAl. Tae Auverta. |¢4 D8 on right ribs, also one veacling | There is another subject of great fave faid in a rare treat tor cour 4 * Be
a So ar: a eee RPG veer Bed with white Fase, branded | | terest to all concerned, and! Gustemerso— ‘C)} he
‘ey A, JACKSON B, A. ra _ right pi : *. suitable reward lought to be speedily remedied It) t ¥ 5 q be:
‘ w ve given for information leading | . s
TAC ‘ , , i he tukes thousands of dollars annually Alb B t. a Ss
ADVOCATE, O INV EYANCER, to their recovery. nt pert ofthe diatetah ard sAl , 4 er a iscul $ ‘ tn
NOTARY PUBLIO, Ero. DAvip Foren, Chigweli, Alta, | Usted vat is th 4 a
Money to oan. ire and-Lifetouut, natn ne en] OSES of a flour mill in Ponoka, Made in Gatgary, trom Alberta bei ® 9 i
; ne pa next to ickinnell's N E. O'BRIEN, BA. ;}Our re bey a8 ~— awe Jlour, and put ap very artioticatty, “a Donald Avenue, Ponoka, b:
, NOKA, ; - A . AS rapes ALG Sy te I A. ET as can be raised anywhere. 18) ae: sag 5 32 A ere 3 . tr
Fos ual o. Aaverets ADVOL A TR. CONN EV ANCER, | average price received fe about 50c.|, € Patronize Wome Fndustry. ORR ORS ORS ORS DRS ORS ORS SIRS SIRS DRS RS RE BS
Ww PULLYBLANK, V.8 (of OBrien Burgers, ‘Advocates, . nee ke iy i my ee 100| : PERT - - oR
ot etaskiwin.) j lbs, of tiratc { | tf } : ; \/
DONALD AVENUE, PONOKA,}and opposic Bendloton's Meat Market, | $2.40 and $2.00 in rotail, Ifthe Soft Drinks: Short Oar. + FUMIRTUF ee nee he
NALD 4 INUE, » A, }and opposive Leland Hetel, td h co ae ‘ | URE HAR
: "Mr O'Brien attends Ponunkaon Wed- | {the b t—b Bakers and Confectioners, A ' DWARE.
; Day or Langs yeh phy ven LA Thursdays, Fridays 0d Satur ind eee Mee EATT anes | 14 S ra z
Nig f prom p' ay each week, t ot times, | Adel)
* . can be dommunicated with in Wetaski /ure taken into account, a total loss J @) N EB i) RY. + u able Presents sue +
A special to the Arkansas Dem-| volletor for the. Usited States he deta oem iy of lour| & A + —_—_ +
oerat from Hope, Ark., says that al °° ity and Guarsnten Oo sought by the farmer is $1.50, It) , Ta aL TA hy i a ° i ° ofe
destructive at strack. the| ——— u sf i one of the reasons that the out- RAILWAY STREET, PONOKA, "A $ St You wish to give a Cs
town of Washington on Friday and| PZAZEL HILL SD. REPORT lying diftrict, qase of Ponoka, Ke Toe een antacid Veal t 1s Present 1) Your riends or +
almost literally wiped it out of ex- FOR FEBRUAR |to Wetaskiwin, 80 to 40 miles, in- * wdtatio ° t d +
: hig : rel sett i stead of Pouoka, 15 to 20 miles, ip SAP SANTA Si SA NIN Si SP 8 rer 5 ee eS <- rites, We Nave aA Few goo
§ istence, ‘Two negroes are reported | BCU tren «|. Mueh more could be said, but 3K IK IK DRIGIS EK ASO AK OK AK AE IK AK IK DIKE DR IRI IK AK OK | ge ei a fr 3 +
fe killed and several persons are in- rade ‘ om orgeson, 90 | for the present I shall remain, Sir, Me S74 + mes Co cnoocse trom sg
d jured, Among the buildings | per cent. rV.=hl Hewte 7 Yours truly, sé ‘ S, és a
: ¥ r ‘ve ~rasbyteri rade elt arris, 76 per} A Farmer. 4; 6 WwW SR eres
Fe ea aeeee an archen, Judge (conti Rut Harris, Ot por cent $e ie * + , ; : :
W A Pag, «a of Sheriff | (irade Ti Sr.—Clara Nelson, | Geo. Towns, Australian sculler, | 7 j e oes xK + Pocket Knives, Scissors, +?
Wilson. ‘All wire are down. isch ok a tatoo pele oy aaah a uaa - aa oe See en reece cons aK ie Carving Sets, Silver Ware, +
: . | Treena Nelson, 60 per cent, Et onto, -Lanauay OY | <> | Py
At the head of the Canadian | Grade ITI Jn.—Lily. Nelson, 55 three lengths for the sealling| 9K We have them for Men & Bo S 3K | ts Furniture, Pictures. 7
u lake Port Arthur, pre ON r cént. bh aes championship of the world. The |g y "| +
held to the amount of 4,600,000) Grade II,—Palmor Forgeson, 94| race took place on the Nepeon CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS BEFORE BUY * ° s
f bushels, The grain is congested | Per cent; Iryin Harris, 64 per cent.| river and Was for $2,500 aside,| UY es | We also do Picture Framing. es
'f all along the lines of the different | Grade I.—Pau! Paulson, 95 per) owns who was favorite | 46 CHIPMAN AVENUE.
8 : , loent; Emile Paulson, 89 per cent; m WAS vee avorite, won the ° ‘ K +
i roads and the interior elevators “f@/ Florence Harris, 80 per cent;| %* for position, At the three ye oe R K ALLAN’S ze8 +
» are fuil to capacity. The opening | Clarence Forgeson, 76 per cent;| quarter-of-a-mile post Durtan led | Talioring and Mens’ Furnishings, e e *

of navigation will witness a hoge| John Nelson, 70 per cent.
rush for cargo space, } M. O, MacKenzin, Teacher,

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JOR IOKIOK OK IOIIKKIKIK IE

ot ots stead ate ete oho 26

by half a length, but Downs quickly | FE EDK IE DIK I IE DIK DIK KK
overhauled him and was half a}
length in front at the half mile.

PONOKA AND LAMERTON.
HARDWARE. FURNITURE, ei
ihe Hache sfasfactesfaahe chefs she ca cbeafs cfs ofa carta ate of ae cfs ofa afe rh

Xttohhbhtt

| When the two mile post was rerch-! mt te be fd ef ele ef “ie Sa ef ef
od Towns was three lengths alead

POTTCCUL TTT T tte ties thet TY
and he maintained this lead until}
ENCOURAGE . .

= HOME INDUSTRY

22
b !
winutes, 27 seconds,

a Pe oe me tS

J. D. McGILLIVRAY, Cc. L. FARNUM

Government Land Guide, \

the hest record on t You can't hear any of that seratching
nta woot talking machine IT ean furnish

arket for the money

| Lawes’ or apy tender not fnecessarily
| )
accepted,

or tearing sound

1-3 Rear Bsrate

from $800 Up. Unimproved Lands in
all parts of the District.

you with the by

t machin

TANDERS. \ RARE STOCK OF
4 e "
‘ ‘ Sealed Terders w received by * . of ,
y McGilliv ray Farnum lsh rig Pai nif eon fa ak % Met onty in purchasing trom the Optical Gooos o. 0
é | March 12th, 1007, at his offiee, in the ditterent dtores Adeertised in the PS, - eememnaccnee
| ‘To of Ponoka, For building a brick ist areived rames ofa juds ickle Steele, Silver,
Zanod & Fmmigration Agents Dehenta Town ark one be \ coftumns ot the Heratd, a Sily by ai twel ne Gol fall ! bof sella aus) sips ety ae
‘ }marked cheque for 10 per weent, Hust y : ne wcall and | will guarantoc dy your eyes properly,
Hprcireny tendes, Kase anit bheo But from the Herald itself BEE Y Sal getieierce teenmasu Unread

J. A. JAcKBON, Secretary, |
Town of Ponoka,

THE FAMOUS * KING-O-PHONE”

All kins of Job work turned out
with neatness and despatch,

|

Bring
thorough

is the time that most watches need a
1 won't keep you waiting long, bring your
orrow

in your re
leaning and oiling
watch in to-day and you can get it tor

Tmpeored Lands vuee +08 PY pairing, now

J. W. HAGGIN *

aa as ops dfs cha she she ahs ahs ae oso

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Zigents throughout the United States. # : ay
g b ap b PAINTING Fi t Dispel , . H, S, CREIGHTON,
MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS. , meds toOprlay ype. pee JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
PAPERHANGING, s ye uf ° ISSUBR OF MARRIAGR LICENSES,
CALSOMINE AN FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP — ese) i eR A aha Stl
heron! pagel 2 Railway Street, Ponoka.
5, Ponoka, Alberta MEHIBO. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, +
PRICRS TO SUIT THE TIMES - +e

PR WARRRNPPRARAM RT PHM FO More Booed Se a a a ses ats ab aa aa obs ola ou of Ke of as 9

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THE HERALL

‘gab oription, .
er
ADVERTISING naTee.

t advertivements te eoadensed
vga h bylaws, ealee petices,

—

ndere, lost,
or wanted, estraye,
oe for Grat insertio 6 ces

ine for each subsea t week, Neo

than 25 cen

Transient advertisoments im dieviaved
form, such a8 auction sales, Openers,
e., 25 conte inch first wees a
94 csote per inch for each eabesauent

week
jal advertisements carried tor
yhree, months or longer 6B0e per woath

each
Profession carde, to the exteat of ot
$2 i quarter,
‘Advertisements not eccompentet b
pecific ingtructions will be set cy wit
reasonable display and insert atl

lecontinue their

charee

aimice in writing, Changes for
ments should be in by Tuesday
vet, pertinge and death notices, an
serted (ree of charge
for commercial ativertise
ered monthly, all othere ver
advance.

JOB PRINTING.
have a Gne assortment o
fancy the, and are preper
Job Printing at reasvo

clase gf

rates jommercial orinting & ser

We solicit orders from busi |

ef Ponoka and surrounding countrs |
arantes prompt attention «90)

satidectory work.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
tevite correspondence on topics of
genera) faterast to the rwbile, but re)
one te Ourselves the privilece of omit:
therefrom any langunace that we
i] e desire aleo that
thelr pamea to theit |
“heuab not necessartis

plale
to deo

he
deem objection

torrerpondents ela
fornmunieations,
for publication,

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
@ To ineure prompt tneertion, either
advertiaements of changes must bt
Braed im not later noon on Wed

Dr. Oronhyatekha S.C.R., died |
Sunday, at Savannah, Georgia, |
where he had been for a month|

past. |

The supreme court on Friday |
gave judgment in the appeal o!
dosti Gilbert vs.
missing the
Gilbert is under sentence
for the warder of a farm nanicd |
Barrett Henderson, tle will be
hanged on March §, unless
yuverbor-ii-couuch) Thtervenes

Hon I ‘ PR, Bro eur, th

marine and tisheries

The King, dis |
with coste |

of deat!

appeal

thister ¢ f)
.uta luncheon |
his honor by the new
board Saturd y aight.)
declared that if Montreal hoped te
handle more than one-fourth of
the forty million bushels cf west. |
orn wheat, every facility most be
wire

!
ne Tl One

uwiven in

harbor

to keep to ports open as lon
of Chicano ard Duluth
and there was no reason why
Kort William and Port Arthu
should be closed ealier than thei
Awerican rivals,

head of the Sal-|
in New
way to
He will spend
hk, atd will
he wil
rnor Ger.
Hh
Is

General Booth,
vation Arniy,
York this week or
Japan wd China,
weeks in New
then go to Canala, » here
he the woest of the Gove
eral Karl Grey at Ottawa
will sail for Japan on April
from Vancouver

J.C. Spooner, of Wisconsin, ha

resignation as United

States senator, to the governor of
effict the fi
°

ns Yo res

will arrive
his

tw Yor)

sent his

\ isconsin, tu take ra

May He

igus to resume the practice of law

of next resi

OBITUARIES}

MRS ALICE TCMPKINS.
Died of brai
illiess on Mareh
Alc Tompkins, wife of Claronc:
Tompkins, and caught r of M
nod Mra D, Roshou ot Chestey
wold, The deceased was marrie
to Clarence Tompkina Jan, Js
who with her parents two brothert
aud three sisters are left to moun
her lose, The funeral service was
tonductel by Rev, Neville, «
Ferry bank, from the Pigeon Cree
behoul house Sunday March 8d
wt 11 o'clock atm, The ornman
were laid to rest in the Ferry bat }
tymetery, We the mar
friends of the husband and los

dnea, in sympathy in this thelr
hour of bereavement,
Deiat Alico, tt [8 ax bala to the he
To know it war Jests who called thee
Prom friends, hu tan kin
Aud this great world of ein
To thoee boautiful realms

Dear Alice, thy trou!
Our tro bles
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th tare fouud only «

er after a short

Ist, 1407, Mr

Jola

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+ yore

are joy

GEORGE W. WETHERI!

George Williauy th
of Mr and Mrs Wm
passed away Suu
March 8rd after a brief
but a few hours, The
was as well as usual all «
day and was taken suddenly il!
the evening and died at half pas
ten, of acute pneumonia, Servive}
were conducted in the C.O,F, Hat |
Tuesday, March 5th, by Rey. F |
Wallravens, The remains
laid at rest in the Forest Home
Cemetary. The sympathy of the|
community is extended to the
bereved parents.

lay

were

CUSTOM SAWING

I will be on J. F. Horn's Farm, 8,\
qur, 18 42-25, whenever the we ather
permits,

Patties who may require ny service
around Morningside will find me there
I] will also saw in Ponoka during
spring.
siltin I, B, Loewen
Ponok s, January 15th, 1007,

Majorie Brodie,

vie Bittner, Merle Payne. ple hy

dleton, Lloyd Myers, Leroy Sankey

O'Brien, Oliver Renfeldt,

tle} )

| Stanley

SCHOOL RiPOR.T FOR
FEBRUARY.

School,

Auction Sale StOGK JUDGING

The twoday Stock Judging Schools held
throughout the Province during previous

6 mile

Ponoka Public

\u

y, MARCIE Lisi

room 1

Willie Bernstein
Wuihel Steel,
Harry Sayers, An-

Part IL Jk HORSES: Light 5 yoars old |

id this
Dyroold steer

CATTLE AL

fers, two years «

Part I Sk.

spring

ROOM

Standard IT Sr.
Jobu Slater, Madyve Fairley.

Standard If Ja.—Clarence Pen.

R Cour
Owner.

WN dat)
Auctioner

Part Il.—Jessie Dick Kitta

Hernaur.| each

yok soxen and harness, mation, the Department of Agriculture, assisted
M. Denny mw, 1Tt, tooth parrey Ihin pt oy follows :—
: IRBY,
° uke, vit “Cormick mo me 0 ihe
otof gloss fruit jars, and other artic
TERMS CASE
sive am will be brought into the class
H.G meoting to give fall instructions as to
Bras rey meetings will be held at which lee-

Part 1 Jr Floyd Cox, Annie IMP Lt va NTs: Good truck wagon, lot her | by loeal organizations, has decided to hold more
plow, 14 br 2 cultivators
plow in ie
“. binder t reels barb wire = Mare
numerots to mention,
TW ie TUMLNSON

room for demonstration purposes and a corps of

iesirable and undesirable conformations of the

« on breeding, feeding and caring for live

are heifer years having aroused a desire for fuller infor-
Leowen, Edith Pendleton. eee lca wagon bob sleds, 12-dise | extended schools for the study of live stock, as
reaking plow, 2
‘ tiny
Sapie Hayner hain wel hes ws, forks, mattock, ‘) chur
Fare Loscn At Noon, tt, - var \] iq lf
Clerk,
competent instructors will be in attendance at
various animals,
ate Mel will be given,

Standard LV Jt Karl Lorsen
Elinor West. Arthor Boscoe

Standard LTT Sa.— Minnie Ber
ostein, Homer Farnum, Archibald
MeGillivray.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SOM

EsTATE OF W. EB. SIMMON'S FARLVILLFE.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 12th
W. No Shalft has received instructions to sell

by Publie Au at the Farm of DS. Forres: |

ter yoth of Karlville, the following deseribed
sroperty, to wits

Imer Pen HORSES ' 4 wars ol

: , » Ib 1 Blick colt

HNeton, Bella Grey, Elsie Grey. , Nines S yenra old af

Standard VY Adeleen McNeil
Scott Courser, Vietor Rowley

Standard VI.— Dorothy Ander. }
son,

Standard VII. Ju'iis White
M. ©, Newson,

Special in¢teuctions will be given in preparing
animals for exhibition and handling them inthe

show ring.

Mus. SPaAckMAN
room IV
Standard IV, Sr.

| PROGRAMME.

| Monpay—Grade Fat Steers,

| TurspAyY—Pure Breeds of Beef
Cattle —Block Test.

Wepnespay—Sheep, Hogs and
Dairy Cattle—Block Test.

TuurspaY—Dairy Cattle and Light
Horses.

wit!
I So

CATTLE
» by frost

nal mileh ex w
& Steers
itt fers lycar
MACHINERY + | Wagon | me set Bob sleigh
i MeCormick mower and rake
s bushels of oats, 1 seyt

ent 10x Mfeet, «
of Lina r,t lay rack,¢

Principn’, Cook stove a fy
Grand Meadow Hy
Standard V Sk.— Mary O' Dor FRIDAY
¥ TERMS I of 815.00 of under, cash
nell a map 1 joint notes for
V Jn—Alice O' Don. |" at per ceuty d
CY Donnell Alice

Holbin I,
Tom

ahh i ru ia Heavy Horses.
Sarurvay—Judging Contest.
1 W. Herem

Clerk

Feeeuant
nel!, Agnes
Fleming, Ghote 70

Standard LV,
Emily Holbin.

Standard TIT
Velda Hart, Shirnan Hart
YDonnel, SE Tey Tine

Class (n) Oyril O'Do nnell

Fi ornexce Spaceman, Teacher

Two carloads of stock, picked from the best in
the Provinee will be used at the schools fer
domonstration purposes, Besides this, the bes
ils locally will be secured,

BAv admission fee of One Dollar will be charges
each regular student, This money will form:
fund out of whieh prizes will be awarded t
those doing the best work at the judg ug conte. t
1t the close of each sehoot,
idea to quit farming we will off ¢ GEO. HARCOURT,

at Barlville, See, 1242-24, th Deputy Minister of Agriculture.

I { property Edmonton, February 18th, 1907,
IN THU RSD. AY, “MARCH 2)
Dakota School. Mt k shar

1\ W inele adic “ail

Winslow,

A Te kSON x, May rate, Ponoka, agent for

Fleminy, | ae avin

Pietws Holbin | Ayetion Sale.
t de

Cl
72) «marks

lary Hall, 5
Class I11.--W
Allen, 32;

UNREShAS. D

Auction Sale.

STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS

iss George Ww,

‘ ‘ Leis yea i, 1 erey 4 your
(rrace Ol 1m ‘
] : " ol
illace Stewart, 3;
Ben Olmstead,
9

Class If.~Genieve Wing,
Florence Cissell, 53

Part 11,-—-Abbie

The undersigned Auctionvers have reevive
instructions to sell, by Publie Auction, ono.
2, towuship 5-24, 3 miles east of Lk
bema, 5 miles south of Wetaskiwin, oa
Bryon Olmstead, 83; Bina Wing, Vea rae y : niyo be
Willie Win tae Gants at 10 o'clock sharp, the following:
P o ae GO P ‘ HORSES: Team brown mares io foal, 8 and
Yinsell, 10. ole . irices At years, 3000 Ibe; Mare in foal, 7 years, 1300 Ibs, ;
: a ‘ i Gelding, 5 years old, will weigh when developec
Mm ba? i a t ; mai pea Olin nis ' by Ming, will weigh when develaaad
y 70 Wu: sil Olbs.; 2 filles, 2 years old; 4 weldings, 2 years
stend, 27; Sadie Allen, 23; old; Yearling colt; Team mares in foal, § years
Allon, 13. 00) Ibs.; Mare io foal, 10 years, 1250 lbe.; Mare
9 7 years old, 1900 Ibs.; 3 good heavy mares,
Averaye atte sndance 16.8 42 . years old; Team good drjvers; Good saddle
entage of attendance, 85.57 agen £
JENN

There horses are good and any person in need of
a horse will do well to attend this sale,

CATTLE: 2 good mileh cows newly calved;
, Two-yoarold steers 1 good mileh cows, suppos
Chestorwold. I willsell by Public Auction, the under men | od te be incalf; Two-yeatold heifer 00 chlekens
What fue tioned proy yatt r nee ol Dorby -EMENT 3; Massey tla. rie binder: Frowt
/ epee nee. : on tat Wood mowers Frost wud Wood rakes Me
rospect for an ear! ! ON SATURDAY, MARCIE 23, | Cormies Cormick iake; Fourhors
rv | Fa ; Huge aw and frame; i

wdifrom. a : Tey lb sin hs ts w uk harne pohet guns u

iorthe elit

ed that the
red as W

o eon
ae t yearling
> Hows, 10 brood sow
Yorkshire bree! rost shent
6 dozen chicken

IMPLEMENIS: 1 r
wn boty sledagh, guar

all brod, we

| weight,
Olinstead, S7;)
al box.

i wagon an

mss bas

VN. Snares

Tis Hina ;
J Au

Sruwart, Ows
T. W. Hore HINSON, Clerk

weather, with every

Stanley |

rip throvgh t! rn states

fur

| os

ind is now ¢

mers in Alberta fu

he
ouvir '
i v; ihe ating stoves ‘Bure au

tows Ne
t * loo numercus to mMeution

All

Pat inaléer OE EO Ek EON ES

Spring! Spring! Spring
IS'NT QUITE HERE

But WE are HERE with the GOODS
Cae Caen tae 9 9S BDI IIIISTSSSGIGSS

We are just taking into stock a very carefully selected assortment of

Spring Dry Goods Boots Shoes, etc.

We have taken great pains in selecting our Spring Stock in all lines,

and have endeavoured to combine prices and quality to meet the demands

of the public.
Space will not per mit us to go into detail, but we would cordially invite
our patrons to come in and inspect our stoc k.

Still a few ‘SNAPS in Winter Goods, which
positively must be sold to make room for
NEW STOCK.

Ladies! dent terget cur free Lessons in
the Art of Silk Embroidery, trom March 2
to 30, in a room above the Store.
LESSONS BY AN EXPERIENCED ARTIST.

This isa rare chance to receive FREE INSTRUCTIONS from a Professor
in Art Needlework.
SURE AND DON’T

BE MISS IT.

J. & Algar & Co,

FRFFFEFERRAKIPRRKH shhhhdthiahinhinhinhinnieniiiath tt

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FOR SALE. [

The four quarter sections of 18- |
42-2 i, W. 4, are offered for private
sale on defered payments to suit
purchaser,

Cuas, B, Pur iips,
Battle Lake Ranch, Asker,

Royal Hotel, Ponoka.
Enquiries also to Ed, Hinkley, a
Ponoka, eye

“. a Se SR Sa: SiR: SSP. Se. pk. eSf>- Oga

oe Alberta Barn..

First- lags Livery & Feed Barn §

or

1 Having had Fourteen Years in this
Restaurant 4 country, intending Settlers would do well to give
Ane Short Order House | ]

. Headley begs to announce to far. |
mers and general public, that be has

commenced business in’ the Panty) Land Guiding a Speciality.

Building, on Railway Street,
4 ALEX. McDONALD, Proprietor.

experience

aS aS aS

me a call,

aS aS

lee Cream, Milk Shake and Soft rinks
First class cooking, Strict attention to

anyw here ume of $10 aud under, cash; o1

Customers,
cunt) mont! « credit will Os aives =

Meals and Lunches at all houra,
| a RSS QRS ORS ORS ORS ARS 28S ART ORE

ee

Mr Kattery who has thee
for hauling theeream to the crerm.| par
ery, Monday on his mavens: f
rout but found few ready for him. | carrns

Hao t nland, Ted Bartman, Moisi
Kimmy and Oharley Clark bought

grain of Mr Batt! and are
usy bauling it from Perry bank

ntract

started ont

soul 8

me will leave Wetaskiwin the mornin

rene

J.J. Rik ann
Owners,

un plac

spproved joint
r aboum, 5 ‘per cent
ticle or articles to te
of sale until satisfactorily

60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE

SEE DEVE IR I IEE DAME

luck aud One team will uiewt
orth, Sue. round trip,

TDN TO ASD PROM THK SALE
REE LUNCH AT NOON,
A. A. Banas, Owen Duos
Auctionver

i B,

;
F.

Mr Youvg who bas been sick is
now improving FOR SALE.
Mrs ‘Tl’. M, Converse has been .
Yering from an attack of grip, One J Horsepower,
Mrs Hough Miller returned home | Grinder and Pewer Jack, P
f it at her old | be used for Tor 1i horsepower
j Henany Office,

Trace Manns
Desians
Copyniants &c.
ay

OUR ADVERTISERS,

of the following
business firme will be foand in th
columus of the HERALD, and we com
inend the patronage of the people o:
the Community to them, all of whov
will he found to be responsible partie:
| for the entrusting of business in thei:
respective linear

Algar, F. BE, & Co.—Genoral merchandise,

\itau, Ry Kew Hardware and furniture,

jiain & MoKelveyNative lumber,

aoadian Bank of Commerce—Hanking

993000
Lapman, AveHerness and saddlery,

ourtwright, W. Re-Lumber and machinery, Sc ool Blanks |

rolyttou, He Jeweller,

drinnau & Compbell=Physieians and surgeons
Reports

varkio, T. J.~Talloring and men's furnishings,
A new supply of tax

‘iwards Bros.General store
jelirhe, Chas.<New Alberta Ho

and assessment notices Also
Teachers’ Monthly

| luckeon, J, AvAdvoeate,
W, S.Livery and feed barn,

Report Cards at 25c per

Dozen

Herald Office

Moat market,
© cc006 ceed cone cece 2000

1, Case 8 ine! ;
Ly Announcements
wer ca

Apply

mat week froma Vis

octal mathee, without e! aaa ta thy
hone in Ont,

“sient imer'ican,

Qiitee ue ony | har ja
ew York |

WN to if

NES

NNO, YOY NOW Y
6'9'2'S 6'8'O'@ 8'8 ©

SURE —

YOUR

STOCK

(©)

rf

10," ¥ ft, wan eW

I will Insure
Tams

and see me het )

CAUSE,
M

lorses or Cattl

e
i

+ aati atone de decimate

Die,
I also havo Lsts of of Moy TO LEND on
iL
S .) 4 sitt, Wy Now A oneer,
‘BLANK, V.S Ponoka :) mons, Chase Well driller,
oury Renfeldt,—Hote d,
00996088 29.9.9.9.0086) t.—Hote) Leland

et

i i, BR. WieDrugeist and stationer,
wtletor, H, By Buteher,

‘ilyblank, WyVeterinary surgeon,

|, A.=-General merebant,

W. PULL
esse?

FP 6622 42-88 HE5E 3339

fe ate ofe ales ot. .

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cere wap penne CS Sy rnmesbaaltpoopoasne L egsoelQsp
IPOOGOCOOOSOOPOGOGOOOOSOON Note these Prices on

| Money to Loan (2 heap jumber

¢
On Improved Farm Property.
$16

20
16

s

Sale from $6.25 per Acre
and upwards,

Farms for §

Sheeting -
Shiplap -
2x4 -
2x6 - 18

r 2x8 - 18
@, W. Segerstrom
PONOKA, ALBERTA, CANADA, 9 BLAIN & McKELVEY.

OOOOO SOOUOOOOO OOOO 1, Pepe eel nse rte nena

6 U.S. Cream Separators at reduced Prices
Agent for Quebec Fire Insurance Co,

%
i
%
He.’

fm Se

F, CHAPMAN & SON,

NG MOVED TO THEIR NEW PREMISES

SAGH BUILDINGS
(MILWAY ST, PONOKA,

Tuvite their many customers and friends to pay them a visit,

FIRST-CLASS TEAM HARNESS
PROM $25 UP,

We make all ovr Harness, and Guarantee the same.
BRING IN YOUR REPAIRS,

Pe pe oaas
SADELES, TRUNKS, everything in the Harness line,

BU ANE 1K WSS WIS WE ASE WE WE

BE BEE ASE ARES

* Nhe ele ate obs obe obe ate afte ate nts of ofe nfo afr

CREAMERY :

WA. BRODIE,
PROP,,

Cream received every’ day except a
SATURDAY ArreKNoon, +
44 Pric to oe ‘ h

os from Deo, 1906,
April, 1907, 20c.
AGENT FOR : kt
Sharpless
Cream Separator. ee

The only Separator with Bottom
Feed and Waist Low Can. :

Only Self-Oiling Separator with +f

Light Simple Easy to Wash Bowl oh

REDUCED} PRICES, *$
EASY TERMS,

sje afc os ee hs tbe as dis fs ahs as ae af as af af

ots
+

teats

-- +>

-

+

+

+ +

et ote ofe ofs ote oie ole fe ate ooo

z || ®

(OC al Ne WS,

L. L. Wing has suffered a re
l&pse this week,

Mr U. D. Algar, still continues
to improve,

W, 'T. Jones, of Edmonton, is at |
Wood River looking after his
real e-tate.

If, BE. Manning visited Hardisty |
the fore part of the week on
business.

Henry Pinneke of Mayvillespent |
a few days in town this week re-|Hall on March 16th, everybody
newing naintances, invited.

Born turday, March 2nd,
to Mu“ re Clifford Stretch, of
Brogks, on,

The board of trade held a meet-
ing last Monday night and a lurge
number was present.

Tuesday after a car of horses,

| town this week.

for Marshall Minn., on Tuesday.

Mr Dalgleish will speak on
Craft and Cruelty of Sin”
Sunday evening 7.30

skating arena last Monday night.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
in the Forresters Hall.

M, O, Nelson is moving into the; Mrs Iwin of Winnipeg, is spend-
house lately occupied by R. H. jing a few days with her sister Mrs
Fairley. Knapp and her brother-in-law F.

Mrs R. H. Fairley and daughters | M. Lee.
left on Tuesday to join Mr. Fu.rley| Rev. G. J, Meyer, pastor of the
who is in busines at Innisfail. |Latheran Church at Wetaskiwin
‘held service at the home of Chris
Schmidt on Sunday. driving back
to Wetaskiwin in the evening.

On Monday, March 4, a daugh-
ter was born to Mr and Mrs Gwo,
Phomas of Ferrybank, the beyin-
ing of the week.

The late W. E. Simmon’s sul | Peterson, of Magic fell and broke} Ferrybank.
8pm, Mr A. W.
was summor ed and set the fracture. | commissionor will speak on Poultry

and Poultry fattening stations, ard A’

J.B. Eshleman the piano man| wii) jjlustrate his lecture by lime.
Frank Wrightson shipped three jis in town for a few days. Leave light views.

will take place Tuesday March 12! jhis collar bone. Dr, Stevenson
at D, 8. Forresters’ farm 7 mils!
east of Earlville creamery. |

ears of grain the first of the week | ‘onlers for tuning pianos or organs
He reports the {grain business | at the Royal Hotel, and they will
rushing. receive prompt and careful attent-

J. Gunther of Bismark moved |!0"
his family into town the end of
lust week. He intends to open a | Are hie, has diphtheria,
cabinet shop. | said he is not seriously ill. The
patient has been isolated in the

south-east room ‘of the White

Frank New has bougnt out Geo,
Jackson and Chas, Jamieson dray
ling and is now in partnership

with John Buras. | being maintained.

Mr Youmans formerly of Ponoka |

now laboring as Missionary | }of Earlville, while fixing

amongst the Indians at Hobbima, | horses shoe, cut abad gash in hie} "er & short programme of music
and recitations was Roue through} _

und it necessary to put in a terminating with singing of the}
of stitches before the| Welsh

was in town on business this week, hand severing an artery, Dr. Steven-

Alex McDonald has disposed cf eon fo
number

‘ , ; Councillors. J, D. McGillivray, J. 1. Ur
ue me pair ah eer his haemorage could be stopped, which all departed to there various) DEALERS, WETASKIWIN. li eae st 1 Ne onthen Wheat | Horn, A, Reid, © D, Algar, J. W Subscription begun,
wrepree As ‘s yar S.Y.E & 0o.t : homes, feeling that the whole! ——— as draenei) gee) O'Brien, Nv Ledgerwood, Cones MiteBelatvant f
otur ee ¢ Co, trae . ‘ F 2c . oT) 3 ; Jolicitor & Sec.-ueas nis me in and take advantage o}
eb ghey , a ing @ 1 cate t Bel i ae sats | nh ears grea ‘auiniavichs SALES ORIE Din hf part of i Re woted va ‘“ 4 AA no Monit ( cer be wv a Gann it some of our F
Ernest and Armin Schmitd, aud id ; a p - ie recta ek pentie ak |the Province; good judgement and | ' a 1 Rojoctess il -CdeoneneDr T. EB Veni 4 -
ereherc atio 1 ‘ouok:s | A , ite , of ; | ? }, Stevenson,
ert Hoift, wno are doing houe- and neighborin pa ak W. O. x: Many Children Sick, | satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Whit bn a coma a Cl ubbi ng
wl duties on. the ana ille | : f f tl Get their feet wet, catch cold or| Box 175, Tau, 33. 2 Vinx., w School Board
Valley, were in town on Saturday, | 710CF is in charge of six of these) waiips, and give mothers an anxious ——1 1 Rejéeted Pt Oats... 23, 2.21) FW, ‘Tracy, Chairman, Rates
nit y | ia being shipped from | time, With the first shiver er ed y U NGE R & SHI ITE, ie 38 sates nc Re eg eat a eesti is
) Back arrived on Saturds ‘ : = ie oennnte,| | fb the little one's chest with Nerviline TISTS Grade * Phe ve %) KL Hinkley
] ac a ae y y Pendleton Oreyan, and is expected gargio the throne, and uive ten drops {p| DENTISTS | eh Heh i Mh y
from Butler Co,, Nebraska, and ba hot water at bed time, Next morning Lacoun, ALTA, | Fueawk Warowrson, Agent & G, Mdwards

co arrive bere ina few days,
.

rone out on his homestey! year ; 4 aliis weil No cold, no time lost at! 4. &, Auxorn, D.D.8., J, F. Snure, DDS Alberta Pacific Elevator Co, H. K, Pandelton ,,
sd ; " | George Row, of Spohane, Wasb,| school, If Polson’s Nerviline is'nt in Grae duate of Chica Ciraduate of Pe nnay? C. Reed, See.-trens, ay pare '
the Blindman, | your home get it there at once, Dial: of Denta Hla Col exe A first-rate Columbia Graphaphone,
i ‘venl j y e 4 ital & gery =
Mr B t } flyin |slippe xl off the evening train ers sellitin large 25c, bottles, wily Ponoka on A Pte, | Ponoka Postoflice, Board of Trade almost new, Iwenty-seven 10 ina,
Rev, Mr Boynton made a A Ki Monday night to visit his old | 2; Apeil td, : x Bh tae Dp te of, President—F, Matec records. ‘l'o be sold cheap.
. o er isau oa arts o _r i 1S Bie : r
visit to his home here on Monday. \friend and neighbor Heury Rer- anudaand the United Hines Postal Secretary —Geo, Gordon Apply, Hinano OMe
He has been holding services Ut) mide, He is very favorably im- Note « payable at any office in Canada| Preasurer—R. W. MeKiunel!,
; rie ; Iillee ref 8 t

Edmonton and Ledue, pressed with this country and will p | ‘HE ( ‘ANADIAN BANK. tw Oflice hou font 8a, i, £0 z Pp. ma. SS ere

Ponoka |speud a week to look over tle

district,

Indfan Wedding at
Tuesday afternoon, The Contra-|
cting parties are Samie Bull und} po ydics interested in art needle.
Eliza Matuisis from Bears Hill.| y.., and embroidery will have «
Rev, Dalgbish officiating, | splendid chance to get lessons free

The chureh of England service,|of charge. There wall
on Suvday next March 10th, will|ladie expert needle workers at
be 11 aww. in the Methodist) F, 8. Algar & Co’.s store, from

be two

Church, followed by a celebration) Mirch 21 to 80 alllndies interested
of Holy Communion,

i vito! to these free lessons,

|

cp ll Si Sis Sie So Sadie SR: Ske Sane. Si Sls

4 SYRUP OF HONEY

‘4 Horehound and Ta
THE LATEST AND BEST

COUGH CURE.

For Sale by

R. W. McKinnell,

Drauggict and Stationer,
PONOKA AGENT

RS ARE RE EAR ROR RE TR

meee

SURE ee MI eed eS EEE LEONEL
Auction Sales.

y

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SBE > SA Se s aS Se

Se RR

SST R

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Pf. EB. Drummond, Avevionver, beys to ar

nouyee that he is Sale Engagements in
‘Town and Country. Having lived on a Harm all
his life, he it with Stock and Machinery,

watishieti ’ 4 eed
and know Satisfaetion guarant ’

pen for

¥

is acqil ul

their value

iaity Myer left for the south on
Frank Case of Hardisty was in

Geo. Paskewitz and family left

on

There will be a dance at Asker

is extended to the Ladies.

David's Day the people of the
; Welsh settlement met together at
President Roosevelt's young 80P,/ thy hall to celebrate the even t,
but it is} ft is probable that this was the
first occasion on which the day his

been
Alberta, but it is hoped that it will
ITouse, and a strict quarantine is uot be the last.
assembled and the ladies aie to be

On Monday last, Mr Malchow| congratulated on the comploteness

|

“The | ing, it having been proved that he

A merry party of skaters enjoyed | {4 and in the Baptist church on
& romp on the Grand Medow Friday, at eight o'clock both even.

Billy Bennett's big show next| various phases of the Sabbath.

eut on this question, he will be

farmers will be held.
Scott, Asst.
will speak on dairy record Assoc.
iations, and Mr T. Mason,

caring for the dairy cow,
On Monday Alvin son of Mr/ will be served by the Ladies Aid of It}

InG. Remember the Auctione we |
} 5 T.
his |of their preparations. Alter din- = pacers hea sage Se “Ka M. Lez,|
Clerk. Prop.

|

B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager
A. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of

Lb. 2 8. 4, Coanitlas Polsices wauted by Algar & Cr,

"|
‘will meet at W. TH. Orser's place
on Monday, March 18th.

Mrs J. H. Christie returned from |
an extendid sojourn in the states
Monday.

Edwards Brothers has just re-
ceived a shipment of fine cro:kery,
the patterns are of the latest, and
very chaste,

Agent Jackson, at Leeds, Eng,

reports he is informed that large
Our readers will plense bear quantities of German erat
with our short comings this week,| razors, etc,, are being shipped to}
as we were called to Wetaskiwin to! Sheffield, and there marked as!
aitend court for three days as 4/ Sheffield, goods and then shipped
witness on the Corey notes’ trial. | to Canada,
Justi @ Scott sentenced Corey to
four months’ hard labor in the
Calgary prison Wednesday eveun-

CARD OF THAN OF THANKS.

We sincerely thank our friends
and tclatives who so kindly assist-
ed _us in our late berevement.

Mr, AND Mars. WM. Wernenite,

got the notes by false pretences.

Rey. 8. W. Gamble D,D, repre: -
entative of the Lord's Day Alli-
ance visite ponoka next week. He} —
will speak in the Presbyterian
church on Thurscay night March

How’s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- |
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall’a Catarrh Care,

*, J, CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O, |
We the undersigned have known I
Cheney for the lnat 15 years, wi
telieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm,
WALDING, KrnNAn & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, 0

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
ind mucous surfaces of the syetew. |
Lestimonials sent fewe. Price T5c, per |
nottie, Sold v4 all Drogpiste,

Take Hall's Family Pills for ronatip |
ation,

|
|
is

ings. Dr Gamble will lecture on} y

Being recognized as one of the
greatest authorities on the contin.

well worth heuring,

At ferrybank, on Friday March
15th, at 3 p.m., a meeting of the
Mr. G, W
Dairy Commitsioner

wil] | C: W. Srorusrrom is my name,
1) Bargaius in Real Estate is my |
fame,

can’t sell to you I'll not be |
blame,

As Bargains they are, and I'll soll |

just the same:

id if you don’t buy you'll be {o!

blame,

As soil in Alberta, tis well known |
to fame

speak on breeding, feeding, enc
Tea

In the evening at

Foley, poultry

A specie] invitation

Auction Sale.

To make room for spring goods,

Friday March, lst being St.

| T have decided to hold a CLEARING

Sate on SATURDAY, MARCH
9th, at One o'clock sharp, All
* | go: xis to be sold without reserve,
a grand opportunity to secure|
goods at your own price. Remembe:
the Date, Marci ‘th, Rewember |
the place, Legs’ Minninery Buip

so marked in northern

Over 70 gusts

Owen Bros.,

National Anthem, after!

OF COMMERCE

ESTABLISHED 1867

d-up Capital, $10,000,000
Paid bashing 000,000

| Total Assets, - 113" ‘900 000 |

bd
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to out-of-town accounts,

Ponoka Branch

Every attention is paid |

E. A. FOX, Manager

' GABVIGEBESGURTITTGSSSSIT
§ CLINTON C. REED, Notary Public ¢

SUB-AGENT, DOMINION LANDS,

Agent for German-American Colonization Co. Ltd. in the
Sale of C.P.R. Lands. Loans. Insurance, Rents Collectod
and Taxes Paid for outside Parties,

The Largest Lists of Farms and Wild Lands for Sale.
Full Particulars Given on Application.

GBSESSSESHSSSOH

m' a
BBB?

OOO OOS ©OOHOOHE 04OOOOOO% ’

and refrences furnished.

#1000, L per cent after

1} per cent on first

‘Ha Tens

Stock Cows for Sale or Trade for meteer
all times, at his Ranch,

THREE MILES SOUTH OF PONOKA.

FERRRRPRPRPPRRNPD HH PPES

Calves at

& aes = ¥

7

SE5E

*

© New House and Rates: g

© Newly Furnished #1 and $2 perday, &
© @
g race ©
$ Hofel Leland
eet OC (CldI{|( °
® GEORGE LINBERTS, Prop. :
@

IS Moe $ |
|® Special Attention to

: Commercial Trade. Ponoka, Alta

o Bar is stocked with a Fine Stock of Liquors ana Cigars,

>DOOOHOSS OOO ©HE OOS OOO GOH

fe

Dr

CORSETS

D & A Models, will fit perfectly, the
women, that an ordinary corset
can't satisfy.

D & A conets wholly fit the custom-made and

ordinary ready-made corsets, Few can afford the one, fewer really approve
the other, ~ Yet cven the most fastidious woman can tind n D & A corsets,
exactly the fit for her taste, her figure and her means,
D & A corset is made on a woman’s ideas, with ca

gap. between costly

and furthermore, the
* paramount,

Convince yourself by trying them,

SNAPS ON ALL COLD WEATHER GOODS

FLOUR is likely to advance. Secure your season’s supply of tho
Famous FIVE ROSES now:

F. M. LEE

THE WHITE HOUSE

ema Vpn

GRAIN PRICES. ‘own. Mow is the time to
Mayor K, W. MeKinnell.

Have pour

Prices of grain to date:

FOR SALE,

C, & K. Time Table,
ectaniitien Will those who ave in arrears with
their Taxes, due the Hazel HilLS, b.,
please pay the same by March 1, othe
wise it willbe put in ihe hands of a
collector, with interest added,

JAMES Hl Annis, Sec Treasurer

STORE FOR SALE OR RENT,
GOING NORTH

aily, 18:08 (mail); except Sunday, 20:32 Large and commodious Store, Dwel

een ; for ” rent on

one of the principal streets, 2

Apply Heratp Office

II

le

jing Honse above, sale ¢

GOING SOUTH
18:12 (mail) Sunday;
Sunday, 10:40 (mail),

onoka

sily, except

3

ALL AND SEE
OUR NEW

|SPRING
SAMPLES

FOR
AMENS’
MADE-T0-
MEASU!E
CLOTHING.

a

| Reuniny An “ap
re N HE

ih hf |

“ FIT-RITB" TAILORED CLOTHES are made of
all-wool-cloth, and put together In such manner that
each garment retains its shape.and appearance until
actualy worn out.

Look at, FIT-RITB", overcoats and suits before you
buy your Autumn outfit.

Ly
| Ssh 4
U4

DWARDS BROTHERS,

PONOKA

[ANTI JAPANESE SENTIMENT |
IN sera

| The lower house of the Californ.
ia, state legislature passed a ineas- |
ure on Thursday, known as the

QHIQSONS
& Sons:

ROVISIONS,

69 ptt sutter & Eggs. “Anti-alien property holding bili.”

4
°, GROCERIES AN
@ Highest Price fo

3

[tis aimed at the Jxpanese aud
Chinese property owners in this
state, and is intended to prevent
them from acquiring und owing |
property for o louger period than
tive years, In signing the passage
of the bill, Drew

6) \ jondle the High Grade MOOSE JAW
6 FLOUR.

thing in the GROCERY,

4 ! PROVISION,
6 - GENERAL
<9 | GENERAL

MERCHANDISE Line.

8 |

: NEW ALBERTA HOTEL . $ ) Franciseo have been to Japanese
6

/BUILDINGS, PONOKA. Ihe bill provides that any
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| .o land in this state for mofe than

GSU
Se I SO DRE PRAS IZ ALAA AE RE ive years. If within that time}

N this alien does not become a citiz-
»

y Grandview Motel. yeeros,
¥ LAMERTON,

Jupanvse an Chinese are not spec-
itically named, but as they cannot
Hi Merkley Y Merniman, Propo.
t
V3 Rates 81 and 82 per Day.

yecome citizens the bill precludes
*\ A New House, Magnifizently Furnished and Replete

Assembly man

who docs not become a citizeof the
nited States shall not held titles

he will sign it,

N
K
y
Ie
I

them from owning property for
more than five years.
The impression is given out
\& with all Modern Conveniences.
i ion.
Oe eee HON. MR. BRYCE WILL
fi Finest Liquors REMAIN FOR YEARS.
| cere ee MOSER | :
boxe WE WE ARE ARE TE BRE In the House of Commons,
ES :
London, Eng, Mr. Liddel (Uuion-
wh) wauted Ww kuow whether Aw
W. N. SHAFFT! vussudor Bryce, Wastiugton,
| would be 2oupell to
AUCTIONEER & VALUATOR| te bing the age of TU, 1a May
| 19s, aud whether be would receive
a pension for bis tifteen mouths’
A thorough and practical Auctioneer, | services. Woreign Secretary Grey,
nsof Auctioneering jim reply, said the Promier
recourmend to the

acquaint with all fur

: ; Y] tAl ESTATE RIAL vie @e ore being Mee ei
Bann Mmwsnene , ae. ol j tention of the ambassador s service CAFS wnd marine See pect PERS
SALES CONDUCTLT hitter the te of 70, if it was in the ed on as sure to} lege ON RO
TERMS REASONABLE. interest of (he publi rvice t fo | advance, . \ |
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED |s0. No ambassador, however, was ae Vananeia f Canes avd W_atsas
Ee > Ee Pee entitled to uw diplomatic peusiot FOR SALE. ayboes ¢ atian ei va West
Sales Cried in any part of Alberta, [UHIi! le us werved Welk Yeats ty of Spring Wheat « 4 HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
Box 47 ‘ atin baa Barley, in first rate condition, « \ \Y rven num ction of Dominion
PONOKA, ALTA. | _ clean, sample can be seen at Hera, ae: ula in Manitoba hs <a: not. reserved
oo ' PRINCE RUPERS A MUSKEG office, or applying at C. KE. Eriexson, 6 . isha y Ӵ uny pore dle is yours }
Asker of a © extent of ote juart rs n ot!
ty ’There j ‘tic: y c 1 a row “4,
7c CURE Bt 136 CRETE RROSs: 19) Beecemauy po. SHC: LAND FOR SALE. Rit? aetna pemonaly at the taen
% |\place os Prince Rupert,’ said land ys. ow for th district In which the land 1
4 iH. E. endleton 4 /Charles I. Tisdall, who returued 1 will sell (on taey terms) quarter es | sone ten i Fea ited to 0 Onoe the
iP ae ‘ 5 les | cpbititions conneete with ow one
9 lon the steamer ‘eee ‘Uhursday section good open land; seven mi the following pl net yes
WHOLESALE ’ 4 Ta Gran) st of town, ~ Parties can have use of | seit) A ieeyit]s owthil* Hhaldence teposi
Li | Re AND R BT: ALL SPORT ® Viet: WO. SHO SB tbe: SrraDd half section adjoming, with good build. | yours,
fil : " 7 Trunk terminates. “What is to ngs and good pasture; abundance of | secured of th nod miotner: SSP, Daan
4 be known as Vrince Rupert is as jy tar iu the vieinity of the {nuit eaterr
yet only a construction camp : HS vents telly portage Pe egae | in

BUTCHER.

Full Line of Fresh and Salt Meats Always on hand. Careful
Attention to all Orders whether Laege or Small.

JPonoka, Allta.
dale aoe aan

like what Vancouver was trenty
four years ago.’

look like?” Mr. Tisdall was asked

ameskey,” waid Mr. ‘l'isdull.

cayed vegetation, But the slop

}eusily drained,

jdone it should prove very rich lind. $10 reward for information leading to| up at mp Dauinory,
[In my opinion the Grand ‘Trunk recovery, H. A, Puetrs, Lamerton,
The place where your Stock is properly othiciuls wre perfectly right in not S.b. ihe: 5 | Your work done just as Ordered
. jullowing any one to como there Rnitial ailantihn nein Shi
FED AND WATERED jet There is no weed for any one FOR SALE; {Special attoution prid to Shirts, .

who is not « laborer or engaged in
clearing the land, (luite a lary

4
| ‘Nearing bas been mind
|
;

rhe Largest, and mos

Ponoka, |

Beast U p-to-date Livery in

BAND SHBEERS

Do your

nothing but a constru
a0 far.

‘At present
| hundred ond tifly men there, of

tion caniy

driving with us, our knowledge of the country

is perfect,

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Iwhich fully two hundred are day
Geo. ZB. Bowker, Proprietor

anese who ure employed in clear

Jt Doos Cure Woman y Ills,

“"T feel it my duty’
Mead of Fraserville, Qnt, ‘to let you
know that sometines previous to the
change in life [| suffered more than |
could tell, Neighbors told me lertoz
one was the onty remedy and their
advice was good, Feriozene put astop
to my pain anil sickness, bad a direct
action on my troubles that relived
2? from the start, I safely passed the

#&W R COURTRIGHT §

. Dealer in....
Nativeut Lath, hin gles,

and Coast Lumber, Building Paper,

Mouldings,

Doors and Windows.
AGENT FOR THE

Deering Implements, Sweers and Hay Stackers

SSR SS Se

a s weaknen of eVecy Kink,
) RES SRW all dealers,

em

turn, and now enjoy perfect henlthand

rest. No womanly medicine can b

Uneda Cream Separators. ree He womanly inegicine ray’ b

4 Wanesa Insurance Agency, {lief fe found in Kearogone tfor femute
e.8 ES Sper box at

ipacnarenernatetnnatinaas
DIFFERENT Wane ) B GUARANTEED
FR FAOM Au _ OTNERS AAS (t ATTRACTION

Ss ‘HIGH CLASS), CLEVER |
DRAMA | VAUDEVILLE! COMEDY / cos

C. O. F. Hall, Ponoka, three aeata commencing:
Monday, Mar. Il.

|

Reserved seats at Creighton's

said that since January 1 one third
of the property transfers in San)

alien | =

that if the bill reaches the governo! |

retire ou]

would
King the re-

just

“What dos the site of the place |
“Just at present itis nothing but |

“The - - saomecnnlenenaneews
entire site is covered with from giz!
inches to six feet of moss and de-

of the ground is such that tican be
and when this is

* but it is ,

there are about two

the townsite ‘Lhe rest are whit

— — - — ymen, amoug them being many

Vancouver people, ‘The buildings

EL ANN, Wa Ya Sate. Yo a Ue te Me te SS Ue E, jt

writes Mrs S,

For The Character of This Tea Has

_Fifteen|“Loomed Up”, Conspicuously
Years “Above A Hundred Rivals,

" SALADAY

BLACK

Lead Packets only.

aens GREEN

AOc 50c¢ and 6Ce per Ib.
|

FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

WORTH THOUSANDS, AND |
STARVING.

The following appeal from the

A. sheril?s officers on Saturday | Russia famine relief committee

found Herman Walf destitute and) jgsued Sunnay says: A terrible

lf demented with hunger and|fumine unparalléled in. seve rily
sulfering, in a cabin six miles east }and extent afticts ‘the people of
if Whatcom lake, He was brs Russia.

und placed in the hospital. of their crops millions are starving.

warch of his clothing showed the The number of the dead and dying

man to be worth thousands o
dollars, He owns two farms in|! ‘sty arow unless immediately
rolief is furnished.

his country, several hundred acres
f wild land property in Germany,
sod a legaey of 18,000 guilders
iwaiting bim in Hamburg. He
was a German, naturalized. There
| was absolutely no food in the cabin.

This emery
eucy appeal made to the boman
instinets of the people of the
United States on behalf of these
istricken fellow beings. Let the
Rasy see be prompt and generous.

Arranveménts

ire: beiby made
by which the money col'ecten: by
the mission famine relief conmmitt-

| Uhe higher price for grain and |
reports of enormous European
| lemand have brought out. enorn-
us offerings for transportation eo will go directly as possible to
lthronghout the prairia provinces. the relief of the suffering without
| Dollar wheat is being freely talked delay of publication, Contribut-
ind the glut at the points of ship-|!o% to Samuel J. Barrows, 135
wont is increasing in spite of ale ast Lith street, New York city.
tremendous movement since the | will be fieKnow ledge d and de posited
}weather improved, The opening | ' vith the Morton Trost Cx
navigation will witness a deluge of |

mpany.”

by sueh poreou
mother,
(4) If the settler has

Henny. Dick, Eastside. ling with the
his permanent residence
upon farming land « rwned by him-in the vieiv-
ity of his homestead, the requirements as to
reyidenece may be satisfied by residence upor
the said land,

Six months’ nat ic:
to the commissioner
Ottawa of intention to

FOR SALE.

| Fresh milk cow for sale,

A n writing oh ould be given
F, BE) Drewaonn. of Dominion Laut
‘pply (0 oe Aen
Deputy of the M tor of th
NR Uneuthorized pat te f
t be paid

STRAYED,

verlisoment w

One dark bay mare branded M on
eft check and GL on right foreshoulder
weight about 1050, atar on forehead

‘Mave Vour Lines made

Collars, Cuffs, ood

Waists.
TERMS MODERa7E.

<i KO LING,

oe Ladies’
Mer 13

Chathau IneubetoPand Brox
: Rui,

“t ein use one sensOnyeenelt
loquire at Heranp Office,

NOTICE.

Senled tenders will be received fh
March Lith, 1907, for the badiag ofe|
use In River) View S°D, uel
1, Plane and specifications ab the |
olYice, of WOR, Courtrights Ponoke,

M, B. KyYLEn, See.-treas,
Geo, Sweer, Chainman

TO BE SOLD.

At the reeldenct of Geo, A. Wells,
White Bush, on March 2nd, one Grey
Gelding, aged 6 years, branded. J fj on
left shoulder, Advertised in Sept,, Oct,
and Noy, official Gazettes No Owner,

~ rr
MONEY SAVED

De vou wish to save from 25

t6 45 cents on every dollars

you spend for house he aed x

ede AA ’? ¥

Vou can pos itively save it

BY TRADING WITH US

We apréeal to your pocket
book, Write at once for our

school l

complete price let, iciw pre
Investigate and be convinced,

Harthorestara Sugple: House

250 & 269 Stanley Street; Winnipeg, Fen.
ee - ee ne ee

FEED BARN,
T haye opened o Feed Barn "

the Hoary Meyer Barn, oppesite the
ld Caufield MU, Privesons_ fol-
lowst+Team to hay, Ie; ove r|
izbt, H4e4 single horse, 10c; oven}
night, 20e; stock by week, $1.25

Give usa call
W. B. Granam, Proprietor. -

NEW
BLADES.

NO"ANNUAL SA
A TAX,

VK IME, sts.

ALWAYS READY

BTRAY. FOR USE, —

Dore Bay Mare, about five years old, | f
weight anout 800 Tb Scar on right!

’ . Dovdie ¢ j
front foot Came to my place} Py soinctsae
»bout December 15, Owner, on paying

xpenses, can have the same,

W. RR. HigApLey, See, 18.48 25

Ona. i

MONEY! MONEY!

I wish to announce to my friends
und the public in general that I
will leave fer New York on Dec,
10, to be gone till February 10,
All those who want to borrow!
| money on improved or unimproved

ind, or want to make sale arrange-

Wells Drilled

1 wish to announce to the peopl

Ponoka District that Lam pre

tents, please consult T, W, Hatch. pared to ;
inson, or for sale dates the Heratd:! D RIL WELLS
I have placed several thousand) ().) snort notice. Tlave a six-inch

dotlars during the past two weeks,
but still have plenty left, Also 4 dgpiigi ea ie
| have made arrange ments for several My charges are 10
lyales after I return for February|cents per foot; water guaranteed,
land March, My terms are liberal | Parties interested please leave word | *
and patiofaction guaranteed, iat the Office’ of the Powona

W. N SHAFFT, | Hexato. CG, l. SIMONS,

Drill tty will
‘factory job,

guarantee 4 satis. |

a rene TLL Setreemge

i BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES. |

|miralty, says the programme will
| standing between the naval powers

lisreached at The Hayue conference
i three large armored vessels of the

Through the utter failure!

Hand Laundry,
{

sQre ee name Ras * mn enn,
— -

A stateme nt ¢ of the naval estime
ates for 1007-8, presented to the]
| Britis)

serllamént last week, in-
feature, for
it makes the construction of battle.
ships during. coming year

| troduces quite a novel |
dependent in a measure upon “|

the

decision yeached at the next peace
‘conference held at the Hague.
| The cost of the construction is es.
timated at $40,500,000 against
| $46,175,000 for 1906-7, Lord Twe-}
ledmeuth, the first lord of the ad-

include two or unless an under.|

Dreadnovgh type. One fast un-
armored cruiser, five torpedo, boat}

destroyers, twelve torpedo boats)
and twelve submarines also are}
jprovided for, On Apri! 1 there

will be under constroction ‘five!
| battleships, seven armored cruisers,
Gight torpedo boats

submarines. The

and twelve
estimates for|
the yeur show a total reduction of}
$5,675,000 |

one thousand men and
compared with LOO6.7,

It Actually Destroys the Cause. |

Phat why catarch is toveriahle cured |
by inking “Caturbozone, The |
healing vapor spreads to every part of |
the breathy 1g organ *. Gerins infecting |
the tissues of the nose,, throat anid |
lungs are killed. Ne thing is left to
cause inflamn ation. Stops that are!
sore wre henled, Discharge is Cleared
away and catarrh becomes something
of the past. Use “Caturrbozone” and
your recovery is guaranteed, Two

sizes, Zo and $1.00 at all dealers,

Nervous
Prostration

Work without worry usually tends to
prolong life. On the other hand, worry,
with or without work, is fatal, because
it uses up what the Doctors call the
“Lecithin,” a phosphorized fat which
is the chief constituent of the brain and
nervous system—a waste which, if not
stayed in time, means complete ner-
yous wreck. The evident moral is

“don’t worry *—advice easy to give,
and in these days of stress and strain
practically impossible to take. The
alternative is; find some way of re-
placing the wasted Lecithin—the
phosphorized fat. This absolutely
essential element will be found in
its most perfect, palatable and assimi-
lable form in

FERROL

an emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and
Phosphorus (phosphorized fat)together
with Lron, the recognized blood builder
—making FERROL the ideal nutrient it
claims to be.

For the prevention or treatment of
nervous prostration FERROL ts abso-
jetely unequalled—it is ane, sure and

the = MO of FERROL is freely ex-
posed, consequently
‘*You Know
what you take”

R. W. McKENNELL,
Dedgglst Ponaka.

The Ltd cations of
Swettenham, of Jamaica,

IT IS WORRY THAT KILLS, NOT WORK |

Governor
has be-

come an accomplished fact and he

will leave that island,
his affairs can be arranged.

80 SOOh As

Dee nH Na HN a
3 Auuction

Sales.

x IN PONOKA

IMPLEMENTS,
Hot SEHOLD

FARM

AT ONE

li you want the best
cry your Sales,

Give me a trial and

M. L.

Located

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Sm

CARRIAGES,

Horses, Carrie,

Furnirere, &e.,

1 Every Ist & 3rd Sat. of each Month

ov LOCK,

results engage me to

Satisfaction Guaranteed,
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED,

let me convince you,

MADSEN

Permanently in Ponoka.

ttt

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